Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

TJio Kind Foil Have Always 1 ? ,. utwt* iivit ?>u yours, _~y'y - ami li ?Wsasr AiVmv All Counterfeits, Imitations Ex perIir.onts that ti-illo witl Infants r.ml Children?Expo What is C (Vu'tnrMi is a harmless subs He. Drops on<l Southing con Jr. his neither Opium, 3I< NUbstanee, Its njre is its jyiu and alj;'js i Vverisliness. It Calif, ti relieves Tootlii?s ' ami ' l-.-.t -iouoy. It assiniilj MtOIUSeh ami HoWC'ls, i \ i t?s. The ChilcUou?s lAanaeeo?Th CtNUINE CAS1 Sj Bears the The Kind You Ha1 fin Use For O ~M* r(NfA"" COMPANY. T7 M ) jz* ? v i?i?? o ^;t3 ? rise =' 1. i 51 ^ ? -J? m ? =.!.* ~ - -55 - ? E f 2.3 i XCSL O ~ -" Ji ""* r* I . 5 C ; 5 r = r< = g > ?"5? * 15 r *. r 5 i = I 5 CD ? 5 ? E" 5 g J * . S PL I' ~ ir ? s-1 o ^ ?-c ?>.? ? ='r & 8P^>' ^ | ? ~ ' ' >fc* 2. ^ liii3 ? ? ^ ? 3 ? s. CO sr. S a : ? Z * 3 g = f s. | "* ? n L. ^ ~ ?* ?? ? a c- ? * 3 W ' w 2 r: * i i 5 ^ V - ^ .15 > ?? ?T -1~ r 5 ? = <1 ? ?- ? ^ I LANCASTER AND CHKSlKR KAIL.U ."<"lii!?lule m eir-.-i auk. ->? K'?iO. (!>uil> **x.*?-i Suutia.) ' VK^I'it'iUNii , K AS'l'lJi IN I#. S >'?. 1 ? ?:i<) 1G 1 Nit'ii. I. .?.<! l.r? \ vr. ?? \t. a i? m "> V> \r ? ) >? -. |^v 0 1' H In J _'l ftn) Ivi -init.rt* in 2 S 4T i 1'J 4 17 !!;!- ' ru?- tile 10 40 S 7 I J7 I*'.)"! l,uwn IS 00 0 l'l ?' M i 30 loo l,y 1 mil m '|<t \ r 11 40 0 40 \> II I 'j.t 0-:>o am Xi ilC (' > ' C > lO'l til ll?ntlT */(li ?u h rn ll'it vav V1 .">0 '<?r (*h I ? i "1 ti i - i >rln; and -???ii i???rO \ii Iiiii" Mluiitu K|ietO?il" 'or atumi.-i and i 'i'iiIh wi'nl a mi | .villi I'r > .1 :i ill I 'v tli'.Vi hIitii Rail way N i 10 f ?r <*:i -r N <' ntiM ini*inn?*ili ii |io|ni-,i?t ^ouilicrit ii.til way No 3:1 lor i oiuiutii and |n>ini* j?ou li. No. 17 It living < ii "!it 10.30 a in >' Illinois wi'liMmt i"ti Railway No p. from Columbia ninl "oiiiIs HOiitli; D^tboaril vir f^itie " tlantit Hiwcini" from northern timi ? . .stern |.olti{-> ami Southern It a I way No 38 fn in Northern and eastern point*, an ? a Etui- j r-a??lor with -* E for H! irk-leiri:. 1 N >. Irt, having Et master I no p m juiimds at Euni'aM r with S (' it (4 E ' from ? nmilori ami Marion, and South- ! arn Railway N<>. 34 at Chester for Charlotte and point.* north. i.fo, i >, leaving *>n<hU'r s.io j> ia, .wmirct* at < Iu-mut with Nmlliern Railway No. 34 frain Columbia and >>i nth houI ii. JaS M HKVTH.dcn Puh?. A?t LKROY HPIUM4H. Problem.. FOUR PAPERS A WEEK + ? FOR ABOUT THE * ? PRICE OF ONE. This paper and the Atlanta X TwIce-a-Week Journal for $1.75. +| Vmmmmmm.m t x\n^ I Bought* ami avIiuIi I.^s liceu lias lioriic llio si;;nnlnrc of as lioou made under Ills perSlliw>r\ isinii siiwo !tu lneiiw.i' ?? - ' > no one 1<> deceive yon in ll? Is. and " Jnst-as-nood" arc l?uO i and endanger 1 lie, luvltli of rienee against I'vpyrl ao"t. ASTORIA I itlfr.lc l'or Castor < > ;, PareSyrups. It, is Ideas.int. II/ itrphinc nor other Narcotic nrantee. It destroys Worms cures Diarrlnoa and Wind Froubles, euros Constipation ites tile Food, regulates tlio x licalilij mid natural .deep, e 31other's Friend. "OR! A ALWAYS Si at lire cf zk&gk VI ^ - W I re Always Kugiit /er 30 Years. rmv ?!( . n.^voi" Barbarities of "ovico. I in m. Men \l vi' \-i i-1 ? \ it. >111? r M? 11 () i' p 111 11 mikI 11 i 11111 111 Siickt'd I i l i| lie s\ ji1 Manila, Wednesday, Oct 21, via llmg K.m^. ()? ? *27 i'he riMit'l ('aptaiii Novic<> lias tn't'ii tried 'v a mil it a iv commission at Baler, Northern Luzon, charged witli Ixii \ ing alive a eaumn named McDonald, of t ieuteiiutll (iilinorc's YorUl ,wn party. Novieo was foil id 1.11i11 \ and sonlenccd t death 1'lit* comtnis* sioti's sentence i? now in the hands of (Jen McArlhur for approval. Testimony was produced at the trial showing that Novico also caused the death of Veuville, another mcmher of Lieutenant (iilmoro's party, I?v delivering him into tin.' hands of tin: native tribesmen known as Iloofotes, who, under the pretext of ?joing li'hino, lured Yeuville into the woods and inurd'M'cd hitn with '1 Spuni&li friends who wero Veils v'dlc's fellow eaptives. I'he trihesinen hound Vein ille, opened his vain- and sueked ids hlood until he was haid I lie evideneo also showed that N'oxieo killed a Fiiipiiio nanieil Ivod-iu'Mez, who was suspected of hi ino friendly to the Americans (icneral Wheaton lias approved the commission's sens tehee. injnr.w nuinin unamdtauTowniiikuud ) T* " "AO *JL"V?'^ i^Uiriti A rich lady cured of her Deaf* ne-s and Noises in the Head hy Hi*. Nicholson's Artificial Ivir I h ums, ??avo ?10,000 to his Inslitute, so that deaf people uuahic to proiuie the Kur Drums may have them free. Address No. 1 r.??>7 The Nicholson Institute, TsO, Ki^th Avenue, New Vork, 1 S A. tint. 1 .Vollee to I>el?tors. A11 parties indebted to tne are reipiested to settle at llie earliest 1 opportunity as I need all the money due inn. Respectfully, I K Kutledoe, Dentist. Superintend??ot Grillith, of the i penitentiary, has suhmitted to 11?#? attorney general the <|ucstinn whether convicts who were convicted of murder, arson, rape and manslaughter could i>e dossed. The attorney general in an opinion just given decides that such convicts cannot he "farmed" out. 1 I Great Catastrophes. / - A Review of the Greatest Con-, flu^rat ion, Flood, i'nniado and F.arllnjuuke. Leslie's Weekly. TIlO irrtvi I r?<r Iinnrtiiifrii*!"t. ! which tin) I'nitod States Ins ever had were tho 0110 in Chicago in 1ST 1, in which $100,000,000 of1 | property was destroyed; the lire j I iu Huston in 1>>72, in which thei damage whs $s0,000,i)00; and the i : hla/.e in New York in Is:;;,, in j j which ?*??? warehouses ware <lo- j 1st roved, and the damage was $;;m,iimo,ooo. as the population |o| Now York at. that time was j about 2;">0,0u0, or ahout like that of Newark, N ?!., now, the loss, was severer proportionately than one many times larger would he in 1000. Chicago's lire, though and Chicago had a population of only a little over 300,000 at1 tho time?was the most destructive which ever occurred anywhere in the world, with the possible exception o| that, of Moscow in j 1 s I'J. Chicago's certainly ex< ceded t he damage at t lie con ll a era Ii?>11 in London, which is culled the (treat Fire, which occurred I in 10th* .lohnstown, 1'u , in 1SS7, fur-1 nishcti the most de.-tructive of the Hoods (.1 ohn-t?>wn's beinj; only u 1 bursting reservoir) in the United States until that at (iulveston on ! September'.!, 19<>0. The property | loss at .lohnstown was upproxi-j mutely $10,n00,?i00, and the loss of life was 2,150. The destruction at (iulve&ton was over 5,00o in life and uhount $.">0,000,00<> in . property. The bursting of r reservoir in Mill River Valley in J Massachusetts in lsT+ destroyed several little villages and drowned l l.")0 persons. Floods on the Mississippi have freipiently destroyed from *5,000,000 to *10,000,000 of property at a tune, and more than once drowned from 1,000 to 1,500 persons. I'lio ni st destructive t irrin.ln I which ever hit u largo city in the ' United States was that which de- | stroyed 400 lives and $10,000,000 1 in property in St. Louis in 1 sOO. j? Louisville, the second largest city ever struck in the United States) I?y :? tornado, lost 100 livos and j $2,500,000 of property in ISSto. A tornado ravaged the coast of| (leorgia and South Carolina in ' 1 Hi#:; which destroyed 1,000 I' lives and $2.OOO,000 of pt'op?|< erty. The most remarkable coi-1 ' lection of tornadoes which ever I visited the United States at any!' one time was on February \ 1 lsSl, which nlllicted Virginia, North and South Carolina, (leorgia, Mi?,hi?i( pi, Tunnessoe, Ken- ; tueky and Illinois, (50 distinct . storms be?ng traced on that day J in those States, in which l,0oo persons were killed and 15,0001 buildings destroyed. Uhxrlcslon, S('., in I had; the severest earthquake over cx^ perieuced in a city of t'nu United ' < -.uj.a. .i. i iumkh, ill vyiii'.n 111!' I IL*> 1 l"l|C* ( I Oil Ol life was .*?<> aud that of property if,">,000,000. New Madrid, Mn., | ' and the lower Mississippi Valley : had a series of earthquake shock* in Is! 1, w hi? It destroyed many' villages, hut the aggregato losses ? were not ua threat, owing to the c regi n hcing sparsely peopled, and puit of it having no people at u!l, j J except Charleston. | ? hmiimrrx li X ? * ? ? I r For Best Virginia lime, Cement, <j Plaster Paris and Plastering Hair ; j, T. H. DAVIS' LANCASTER BAKERtls L Romeo, The Big Elephant,! Shot. With a Kentrd of Three Keepers Killed, lie Was at Last Put to Death. Wichita Falls, Tex, Dispatch,22d. j ltomeo, the l>i<* elephant in Kindling Brothers' show, was j killed^horo this afternoon. The] show arrived here this morning and while the animals were heing watered ltomeo attached his keeper, who saved himself I?y j d< m! jxinuf among the other ele, I pliant s. \tter a great deal of trouble i . ' Ih-meo was cliained to another elephant and put hack in the car. He had become so vicious that the management of the show decided to have him killed and the car was run out on the Wichita Valley Railroad about one mile from! I. .M.l i? .1 M II. I IIUI VI A V Willi (I W Jt > I I l\ < 111 from the car and shot thru** times ^ ith a rille. It is said that he| lias killed three keepers in the past IT) years. The Devouring Boll Weevil. Dallas Texas, Oct. 27. ? W. S. Reason, one of the most extensive Cotton planters in Texas lias .lathered s ati.sties, from tlie Bra/.oe ind Colorado valleys anil declares that the holl weevil has dostn yedi six million dollars worth of this year's cotton crop. NO It I ( 11 T TO I'aMNKSs TU? - ? I Iiu nuiiuil Will) IS lOVOiy 111] face, form and temper will always liuve friends, lnu one who would he attractive must keep her health. If *h? is weak, sickly and all run lown, she will he nervous and irritahle. If she has constipation' >r kidney trouble, her impure hlood will cause pimples, blotches, ikin eruptions and a wretched complexion Electric Bitters is I the hest medicine in th* world to regulate stomuek, liver and kid uaya and to purify the hlood. It jives strong nerves l?i i?jtit eves, <munth, velvety skin, rich com plexion. It will make a goodlooking, charming woman of a run down invalid Only 50 cents it Crawford Bros Drug store. AI void Caught At East. Boston, Oct. 20.?Cornelius E. \lvord, Jr.. the note teller, who dole $700,000 from the First I National hank of New York, was caughtIwrothis afternoon, lie had been here since last Wednesday iving alone in-a small hack room undur llto nuine ?.f 'Smilh.'" Alvord l>ri>l;o <1<i\yii. I>f\vry'.s lirother l>ie<l. Montj)eli(*r, V^rm ?nt, Oirt *2 7 Kdwiird Dovvoy, a brother <>f Adnit iil lVwey, died here l?i-d t?iixI?t. -i.tm?gw-iw* "ftMiuimvca wn-hrr- . Thoucandst Have Kidney Trouble ntul Don't Know it. How To Find Out. Fill a bottle or common plum with your ' water and let it stand tv/enty-four ho..:_ a , ?? 4 sidimrnt or set' tlinC indicates an i ~'i ] r K. , unnealthy cor. VCfx '(' ' Hon of the k : i\/A V-1 ll J/ . \ ' neys; if it stain? ; A ! your linen it is j At vTVi yf J'vMj evidence of kiimX\\ lr tZLrf* ncy trouble: too -nlV; /, ^ frequent desire to , ' l'tCVc "<y pa: i tt cr pain in * " the back is alto ;, :onvlncing proof that the kidneys and bladler are out of order. What to Do. There is comfort tn the knowledge so ' >f:en expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swai.p?oot, the gr at kidney remedy fulfills cv vish in curing rheumatism, pain tn the tack, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part f the urinary passage. It corrects inability o hold water and scalding pa r in passing t, or bad effects following use of liquor. nneor Deer, and overcom* ; that unplca ant > tecessity of being compelled to go often i < luring the day. and to up many times luring the night. The mtld and the extrardinary effect of Swamp-Koot Is scon eallzed. It stands the highest for Its wonerful cures of the most distressing cases, f you need a medicine you should have the ^st. Sold by druggists in 50c. and$l. sli.es. , You may have a sample bottle of this 1 sore about It. both sent^^^?^j|g^j^|j^ j ddress Dr. Kilmer & n?m? of swamp-Root. ?0., Blnghamton, N. Y. When writing men- j on reading thla generou* offer in this paper, j ] Disastrous Battle .. American I'mops Overwhelmed by Superior Number-* ami Corn polled to Kelre.it With Losses. Washington, Oct 2d News <>i a desperate buttle between ;i him-; dred Amerieun Irmmc i ? tliuil fourteen limos that ntimhcr of Filipinos was reo.eivod til J In* war depat tniont from (ion Mao-! Arthur today. I lio Ammtooi^ wore co . polio"I to retreat, with the losb of one ollioer au<l four | enlisted men Killed and nuinhor injured Sov w also raptured l?y tlie Filipinos Population of Fnited Slates Will lie Announood the (.' inimj Week Washington, Oft -j 7 work of counting the inhahilantC of tho Cnited States tva* practically completed l?y the census bureau today and next week I >ii I or Merriam will nunouucn tin- ;> | u i tion of the count ry. The census bulletins m o coming j rut now every few days. Thev ale issued hy Slates, the last that has reached this oflice being that of Alabama. That State ti ts a population of l.K2*,?J'.?7, against 1,1 'J,017 in 1 SttO, an increase of 20. S per cent. (\ e don't remeniher to liavci seen any statistics on chicken j longevity, hut it stikes us that Mr. .losse Caudle has one which i> entitled to gut into the almanac. \ it o Iw.r, t.? i i . ?- 1 . .. lit UV III IMI^IIl 1 I I I III . \ I 1 >1 >11 county eleven yours n^o, and In* hays she was about three yours old then, that she has raised two. broods of chickens a year and is still living and doin<r well. -Mmn roe Kmjuirer. A POM l)KU >111,1, : \ 1*1,OS I O N Removes everything in sijjht; so do drastic mineral pills, but both are mighty dangerous f)on't dynamite the delicate machinery of your body with calomel, croton oil or aloes pills, ; when I>r Kind's New Life Hills, which are gentle as a summer breeze, do ihe work perfectly , Cores Headache, Constipation. Onlv 42nc at Crawford Hros di o^ tore. Horn \\ i111 a Set of Teeth. ('harlotte ()bserver. Mooresvillc, Oct Mr mid Mrs .lay Cook are the happy parents of a child born with a set of teeth ready for mastieath.11 The child L well forme I and about three wfeks old IIOW'S I HI s : Wc ullVf On'1 Hu'idr. 1 *?> 11 - ' war?l C??r any ?"??? of t a arr1* Mine not Im cnr?*?t l?y Hal's ' 111 ' 1!> ' 1 K.I 1 HKNKV ?'<>., 'lolt*Ci a, <) We iho under.-!.-1 e l I?.?v ? kn .vvn F J Slieney l'<r IIih 11*~ t ! "1 \ t r . and believe linn |i< r'ft'lly I101, >riti|e 01 ?.i : business trail- tetioox iiinl ti 1.'in* nil < , d>ie'.n curry oie. nny ol > tfut huh inidi , I?v I ii<-i r II rin. wlv<| .V I KI'.W, \VIim!?- i <> |) n-;.? -t I ol**?to, ( ). NVam'imj. Kinn vn iV. Marvin ' Whole- ID* I>i *, 'I'?il?*'lii. HhII'h Catarrh ( in - m l ik>'n iiiI riut'ly, Hcliuifiliif l.y 111? >r tin- i>li' J ulucoiim tMirl*M<a<'S <?f till' SVwIt IU I'rioe, 7oc |r hot le ""'>1 I l.y all ' liah'ts Kami I v I'iIIn art* hit* < ONLY $J.B0, || -MARBLE ANO GRANITE *ur?.> - ? * - 4*JbUUUUlCIlli?y 111 Tablets, ^cad Stones, Etc. 1 Children's $1.50, and upwards 1 Adults, $2.50, $3.00, and up- a wards. Made of Pure Marble. | ft. J. McNinch. Pay your subscripton to The, ledger. ?JOTICS OF 1 fit State anil County OMiees, Anil rnr Anii'iiilmi'iils to Stale Const it n' son, S|.\T .J--.,I"! I! I I. I N* V 1'iil'MY I?K \ si' ?- n-a. - <> : I t i ii i< i., v i;ivi;n * I h'?? nil I'li l'l .nil ? I I In- Ii -I vt r,i | H i i ~tn'liir.j. 11 by .1 ? ill II llusli'l' < II I \ V. NoVi l'il i:u (J I'MO, ' 11 i' i. >w . i.? r ni i ic> w ;i ? v i ' , : li '( :i ' ( ; til. . i ftnr> " ' v ? >-(? .. t il, <1111 (li < > r < < it r jut I : I'l I i - f '-I i . l.r . . I' < , l;r < -11 I I i I i. I ! 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I-, ils .( 1.1 i. .1 il? nn a . i? < 1 - (. I- tin i urus . < - i i^'iiiii' in- ill cm HI i ? ur er i si? ii| \v IS. ii^r frni? ii.. ?ij ? i iii-li p it 'i.-c 'I I p\ -I C-111 - 11 J| | I 11 > .. l('li Ko'l l v II 'I I X ' 11 - I \ t ! V III tin I I : I ?-111* 11 *"? II i ill i?iii r.-c* i?-- of lie - in. iti.il win -lie Hill-si i'lii of i run i ^ ? ii i 11 liolfit .line s !- -it mi i?-i| liti Ireei. i? rs i.tnt i| it' 11 i?*i I vi it hi s i in ii ii i ii iiluy.ii- j i iv i leu i > < oiisli o i n, ii ti i li<- 11 it--11 -ii ?.i ' i r Ii-miiJi n iii,l,n i..l. .. . ? \ iim t... s i ii ion of milli :ii nliin 11 *11 hi i ? ? '. i i * t Ik- to ? ihu i)> lie kiDovii us ' - rtii-U- I of \ni.'ii nii'itis t ) Ho imitu'ion": I ho in"' i i 11 *iit> <'li.i'i of all 'ait a niMi".ir\ f i' 'li?* , iin.i r drain of 11n* a w ihi11 ami iio-v i-i <l-? i?f i hi-i ?> 'a *; iiml :? i a>f, |ii ovi'l r i he < i|uil i? Ml' I M>Mt)?*l|l full nO)|- H'? ill" 11 * 1. for ihe |mii |' s * of i n lit? rX|ii*ii* ?? * of mi o i* n l' iiiiKt i ami ul?* < Ml< tl in snail ma to nal the # Ii "i-<|tiil liol in viiir' f ?* \len>i.? rs of md- i ii- o lif|<< ?* (alive- xi.all nolo for -r ?i?Hi i m' o.it'll f mici I' llli'liiliimmiI - , ai'nl' l> v ni)lin *iiis Hii'.u: < f oil Ho|>ar <ie irki't* HauoiH ii. fav i "f the a<i<ip? i. hi nl an mtT.ilim*n' -Ii ii I ?1 cot! tin it >ii- aim nnnmni ?oi*?i 11i%?t? ii nil, Oil osvi'il l?y iim wo'il V t1-"; lia't 'la n|ipoa?'i( in tli * u'io| ti 'ii <>l an hum imIIIII'. I Mnmlil oi iaio i iiim-iiilmniit v iii u 11;> >t:, 1111!??\v> 1 i>?' tin- .w?r?l ' N > I'olU n ? :*! ? i?'a i* will lie opened at 7 nVloek :t in I lie l' >l ??w 111Lf named persons have he ii appoint- <1 M \ N \<J itltS < K ! MICTION f r Sin c ' im I 'miiiiy ??lll. ? s, In- wit: I ti e -ler ? \\ J ' uciniitfham, -ark llohin-.in it ' I loeKefi. air It W Hos e J W I'a'ter* s,,.. J I) -l e!e Vn W v k ?It H M ..--ey. H N My horn. K i > i i man. . w i /.' i, f. I'1 lekmou, II J !-' \ t-1 , I i < ' 1 e e liwyht - W \i K-Iii> ^e,\V II Shine, Win mi > I railo v In?II M l'n U . .) I1' fames, W It ?? : r r i a\ i i c.v !?' M '.owe v, M N Joliris s i. .1 . It. I.e.. !: 1. Ka'kwell, It I Ml k. .J I"' < i'll'l ler ?ei. II I'" ! o'?u I Ct Coao, W "i I' till a iel I V Ki r -ii i .% .1 M C ir.-on, '5 A 11 iltoil, K - ! ' MV.I 1*1 ? l**rfi? 5-1 lli. i X II Small, i; ! > II act; " >n M .i< It -1 ri?? _??* -W J V mithn, W Ii I'.ruee. .1 iC i ii. cat I i 1 l'? it u per, ' Adam-, J A I'' etui ii? a i 111' i J II K<rk,Jis \ ('.onion, 1 II I'n-lccv. a.t^ ncr\ .1 M .ViMiann, .J Ii VVi W It I In v.-ii Ticriiw. II?J II Me' Unlock, J VV icu lidmati. \V .1 V\ iliianii tii iliv of K'cctlnii the .Man;ii<crH n i-t uivnti /. hy 'h" election of it 11:11i'iia;*t ami :t t''erk. fuc (.'nii-li* ution il it ii in t h I ilceii hy each VI an > _'< i lief ii c lie call . ; ,atld ais hy i i I In' floor i an elected m in(inweri il to administer uitli . I he Mnu?K r-? have lie \ ower to Mil i Vi.nii i"t| and if noii" of the Muuar r- at ol. the e '.\7. lis can appoint ioiii 'iiioiia toe ipid.lk l vet rn the Vlanniteri, w o, after til ing MWOril. an eo..dti ' the election \l i lie close of the election, the VI aniitrers and Clerk uiii^t proceed mh'.icly to oj en the tiallot boxes and fount tne tiallot thcicin, and con* tunc v i It >ir a'ijoiirnni?nt until the tun i-> ei nipleted, and make a >da'enei t of the r Mill! for each office and gn t he naine. Within three day* thereafter, the .Moorman of the Hoard, or Home one h Mutilated hy the Mo.rd, mum deliver o the Comiuiasintieih of Election tlie ?o'l list*, the h ixpi eontaininK the all and written statements of the eault ?>f the election, f loo flia ulu^tfA ' ... imiumi in tllMSf. r? ,t each precinct must call upon the foard of ' !omrals*lonera ?t Lancaster, 7ourt House S C-, on Saturday, iovenilu r :trd, WHO, to receive ballot loXes |u>ll lists and instructions, and rj lie qualified W. <? A.PORTER, A. J. RAILKY, (JKO W. WILLI AM8. Commissioners of Stale Election.

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, October 31, 1900, Image 4